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Director: Arthur Lubin
Producer: Charles R. Rogers
Production Company: Hunt Stromberg Productions
Audio/Visual: sound, b&w
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Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: mdebutante - - December 4, 2009
Subject: Enjoyable! Pro Burslesque!
Why did they even USE that last number? One of the worst finale productions ever, so, just turn it off when it begins and you can be content to give this 4 stars!

Reviewer: doowopbob - - December 2, 2009
Subject: Whadda Yew Spect..?
Produced By Mary Pickford's Husband, Buddy!.....And Directed By Arthur Lubin....Soon To Bring You The "Francis The Talkin' Mule Series, And If That Ain't Enuff...The "Mr Ed" Television Show Soon After His Film Career Ended....A True Horse's Ass..!

Reviewer: malary - - March 30, 2009
Subject: Delightful!
Thoroughly enjoyable movie
The acting is great and so are the musical numbers. To me, the lady who played Josephine kind of looks like one of the judges on American Idol (Kara) a little (in some scenes). Sherry's friend was too funny when she started eating chocolate right after her workout.
I don't quite get why they titled the movie 'Delightfully Dangerous', but I really liked this one.

Reviewer: janepowellfanclub - - November 15, 2007
Subject: Delightfully Dangerous
This is a very fine movie with wonderful singing from a very young Jane Powell. Janie plays a young girl 'Sherry' who believes her older sister 'Jo' is a Broadway star, when in reality Jo is a top burlesque performer by the name of 'Bubbles Barton' Eventually young Sherry finds out! The singing by Jane Powell in this movie is breathtaking with fantastic power and range. The movie has great charm and the acting from Jane Powell is superb. At one point Jane Powell sings while walking a tightrope and at another she serenades a group of marines while pretending to be much older than her fifteen years. Ralph Bellamy and Constance Moore give good solid performances, however Jane Powell is definitely the star of the show!

Reviewer: stache - - June 19, 2006
Subject: A 'B plus' movie.
Expensively produced with some well thought out musical numbers. Hard to imagine how this was financed but I guess back then it was probably somebody's tax write-off. Constance Moore was incredibly beautiful. I don't know if it's the black and white photography or if star selection was based more on looks back then but many of the minor actors from this period seem much better looking than today's stars.

Reviewer: jimelena - - May 24, 2006
Subject: Oh brother
Okay, you know the story; her sister says she's a big broadway star. She's a stripper. Little sister goes to NYC and sets things unbelievalby straight, impossibly straight, with sugar and a cherry on top. Oh brother. Makes me sick.